The launch of Apollo 11, July 16, 1969.
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i think the fragile mortality of the machine is why i like the concept of characters who are holograms and artificial intelligences so much. because on paper, they're far more durable than their flesh and blood human counterparts, and much harder to break or hurt. but the reality is they're incredibly vulnerable and dependent on their creators and caretakers. all it takes is pulling a plug, or damaging or removing a vital component, or erasing important data, to "kill" them. they can be lost without hope of recovery in an instant. they don't look it, but they're just as mortal as we are. and they're often helpless to prevent it, unable to fight back except by begging for their lives. we designed them that way. a perfect silicon and copper foil prison of an existence.
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ph. Danko Maksimovic - Prague, Czech Republic (2022)
Film: Kodak Portra 800
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no matter what advances we make in cgi or computer technology nothing will be as technically impressive to me than the muppets. how does kermit ride the bike. don’t answer i don’t want to know
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The Solar System
Armada Productions; Clavius Films; International Film Bureau
1982
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I hated the summer, it was the loneliest season.
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ph. Danko Maksimovic - Barcelona, Spain (2023)
Film: Kodak Portra 800
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